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A capacitor is a form of battery. Capacitors are used in a wide variety of applications in building microprocessors, hard disk drives. The most common form of capacitor is the type that consists of a wire that has a thin rectangle of insulator covered with conductive paste wrapped around it and found in all good electronic stores
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How to wire GE 5KCP39KG motor?
Red= low black= high purp/blue/white other side of black/red brn/brn to the capicator
How long does 1.21 gigawatts last?
depends how fast you use it.. the flux capicator builds a charge as most capicators do, then releases it into the delorean, however capicators do not need to release the energy all at once.
How do you improve impulse voltage withstand level in high voltage voltage transformers?
There is a new organic oil being produced. It has a higher dielectric value. You can read about it in Transmission & Distrobution archives.You can also havhe XFMR wound with inverter duty wire. You also need high impedance grounding resistor sized correctly. You can also add reactors and capicator banks.
What is the symbol for a fuse on a Schematic diagram?
A circle with the letter " F " in the middle of the circle. Sorry but this is wrong. The symbol for a fuse looks like an 's' laying on it's side (like the notation in spanish above an 'n' that makes it sound like the phonetic nyuh) with a small circle connecting it to the wire on either side. There will also be a notation such as 2a (2 amps) etc. A resistor is noted as a series of angled lines connected to look like a series of w's and a capicator looks like this l(. Sorry! no one are wrong, you have to know that electrician a electronic have some different symbol, you can find both way and other similar, like "F" or "S" with circle or not, also there are a variation of fuse and there change a little bit. if you try to read blueprints old electrician, and new electronics and so might surprise you.
Why would a Hayward pool pump run but make a loud noise after it is switched on but not pump water?
I replaced my Hayward Super Pump about 5 years ago, as it was doing the same thing. Basically, the bearings were shot on it. The bearings are the parts of the motor that spin and allow the impeller - the part that draws the water in - to work. Before you kiss it good bye, turn off the electric and remove the pump. Bring it to an electric motor repair shop (look in yellow pages) to have them look at it. They'll be able to confirm what is probably wrong with it. You didn't say how old it was or the conditions of its use - indoor, outdoor. Mine was over 15 years old when it died - it really didn't owe me anything. My liner just died this spring. The pool was built in 1982. Good luck! It seems like the start capicator (the lone round black thing under the rear cover) or start switch (in the very middle of the rear of the motor under the cover) is bad. This has happened to me on several occasions. Make sure that the motor is turned off. Take a pliers and see if you can turn the shaft of the motor by hand. Alternately, remove the strainer housing and then the 6-screws holding the pump housing to give you access to the impeller. Try turning the impeller by hand. If it is difficult to turn at first, continuing to turn it back and forth. This may free it enough for it to work properly when re-assembled. I usually have to do this at the beginning of each season. Also, remove any debris that you might find around the impeller. The debris can prevent the shaft from moving as well. There are circular vents that reach into the central area. You can clean these out with a wire. Here's a helpful video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGZPwCoBi-Y&feature=PlayList&p=462C965B642041ED&index=0&playnext=1 Purchased a new Hayward Super Pump II last season, and I was operating with the jumper switch set to 230V instead of 115V. The pump worked most of the time even with this mistake. Sometimes, howver when shutting down to backwash, I couldn't restart and got the hum. It's all good now :)
